While the stadium showcased other events -- from Duke Ellington concerts in the 1930's to the New York Cosmos soccer team and its star Pelé in the 1970's -- sentimental New Yorkers recall their "Chariots of Fire" relationship with the old cinder-track stadium, where generations of children were cheered by their parents during more than a half-century of competitions.
Unforgiving, unrepentant, and vicious, Khadra's Qaddafi is also mercurial — sentimental when recalling his Bedouin childhood, darkly funny when mocking Arab dictators who accede too easily in the face of their people's demands.
As heard on his new record, "Perceptual" (Blue Note/ EMI), they're hymnlike semi-pop tunes with improvisation, using dreamy drones and sentimental themes recalling the work John Coltrane produced out of his religious conviction.
The American flavor of the piece comes through partly in the barbershop designs but also in the dancers' groupings, recalling sentimental poses in old Valentine cards.
In a blatantly sentimental scene, Duparquet recalls for Ciboulette the death of his young lover, Mimì, singing in an aria that only her lace handkerchief is left to him.
In a sentimental moment, O'Keefe recalls a hot summer day years ago when he and Ward were alone, training in the gym, while it seemed everyone else was at the beach.
Wheldon is often recalled with sentimental affection, but he was a demanding taskmaster.
Ahead of a major Tate exhibition, the Surrealist's cousin, Joanna Moorhead, recalls the sentimental five-year journey she spent taking in the painter's footsteps Boys were the problem children a decade ago, and dozens of books sought to help.
and "Close Encounters" are not inaccurately recalled as sentimental, supernatural fables, they are also notable for their fine observations of character and place, for rough, naturalistic edges that place them securely within the New Hollywood aesthetic of their time.
She recalls a sentimental hero trying to save her by booking her into rehab and giving her the collected symphonies of Mahler, which "caused my nerves to unhinge even further and reminded me of everything that was, and had ever been, wrong with the world".
